Sentence examples for strongly affirmative from inspiring English sources

But without creating any false hopes, Yang's deep humanism gives the film a strongly affirmative feeling.

Each ends in a strongly affirmative way linking its heroine to her native soil – Scarlett returns to her estate, declaring: "Tara!

In both cases, however, the parallel passages (Mark 8 29; Luke 9 20; 22:67–70; Matthew 26:63–64) are less strongly affirmative.

The majority of informants were strongly affirmative about the existence in their country of a considerable pool of health workers, who where unemployed or sub-employed in the capital, and that several of them could be readily recruited and motivated to work in under-served areas for the cost of one single expatriate volunteer.

Accordingly, multiculturalism in the US is strongly associated with affirmative action programmes and with 'multicultural school policies and curricula'.

He opposes welfare reform and mandatory sentencing and strongly favors affirmative action, for women as well as minorities.

It is significant that Mr. Bell, who provocatively posits that black people might have been better off without the Brown decision, still strongly supports affirmative action.

It's not that Fish necessarily disagrees with the consensus he mocks -- he's strongly for affirmative action and objects to campus speech codes only when they're more trouble than they're worth.

White Millennials are strongly opposed to affirmative action in college admissions, while black and Hispanic Millennials are more divided.

Ultra-radicals in the late 1960s answered strongly in the affirmative as they became extremely self-conscious about how skin color impacted the everyday actions of white people, including themselves.

Here, we provide data that strongly suggest an affirmative answer to the question and demonstrate that we have a large repository of disease-causing mutations.